If you look at a lot of podcasts—there's a term, “podcast bro”, and I don't know whether you have heard this term—a lot of men are interested in self-development. There are toxic communities of self-development and self-help, and then there are helpful communities. Part of the reason I'm standing here today, and part of the work the Healthy Gamer Foundation does, is that I'm a psychiatrist but I also make YouTube videos. I livestream on Twitch and on YouTube, and about 10 million to 15 million people—about 7 million to 12 million men—tune in to me every month to hear healthy alternatives.
There absolutely are positive communities, several podcasts and those kinds of adjacent followings. There are several social media and content-creator types of people who will do this work. Then, there are more local things, like Big Brother and Big Sister programs, peer-support programs that can provide healthy alternatives.